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| 裏面の説明 | Multicolour. Three traditional carved figures at left; at left centre, two men strike upright hollow log slit-drums (tam-tams), a characteristic element of Vanuatu ceremonial culture. |
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| 署名 | Printer's name: Thomas de la Rue solid security thread - Jayantkumar Virani & Sela Molisa Printer's name: De la Rue segmented security thread - Odo Tevi & Moena Carcasses Kalosil Printer's name: De la Rue segmented security thread - Odo Tevi & Sela Molisa |
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Vanuatu's currency only came into existence in 1981, two years after independence, when the vatu replaced the joint New Hebrides franc that had circulated under the unusual Anglo-French Condominium — a colonial arrangement so administratively peculiar that the territory ran parallel British and French court systems, police forces, and currencies simultaneously. The Reserve Bank of Vanuatu was established specifically to issue a unified national currency free of that dual authority.
Three signature combinations appear across this series, tracking successive changes in central bank leadership over more than a decade of issue. The shift from a solid to a segmented security thread marks the boundary between the earlier and later printings — a useful diagnostic when the signatures themselves are difficult to read.